Four more KHL highlight packs for you, courtesy of our friends Steve Dangle and Andrey Osadchenko, who have so graciously filtered through the cyrillic lettering and thick Eastern European accents to bring us an English version.

As they do most nights, of course, here as a regular feature at the Nations. Tonight, Mikhail Grabovski scores an OT winner for Red Army and Caps prospect Evgeny Kuznetsov has a beautiful tally. Enjoy.

We start off with Red Army and Neftekhimik. This one goes to OT and Nail Yakupov has a hand in the game winner…

Nikolay Zherdev with a fabulous assist to Konstantin Koltsov, wearing an even more fabulous canary-yellow jersey at Atlant go head-to-head with Traktor...

Belov's blast gives Avangard the 3-2 win over Riga. Sergei Kostitsyn scored in his third straight game and Alex Frolov had 2 points.

And Salavat and Slovan go to a shootout...

And everything all in one plus more, including Chara's first KHL goal, another one from Kovalchuk, and more.

Cam Charron is a BC hockey fan that writes about hockey on many different websites including this one.

Somewhere else please. How about Flames Nation? Keep that crap there.
I dont really care for the Flames(as a staff, a hockey team and as a muthaphukkin crew), and as a fan of the Oilers, who visits this site for Oilers, I shouldn't be subject to that nonsense.

Somewhere else please. How about Flames Nation? Keep that crap there.
I dont really care for the Flames(as a staff, a hockey team and as a muthaphukkin crew), and as a fan of the Oilers, who visits this site for Oilers, I shouldn't be subject to that nonsense.

Will that Russian who got all the 4-game Summit goals, be on their Subway Series roster?
I'm going to watch the 1990 Goodwill Game USSR/USA. I want to see the rosters first but am afraid to ruin the score. Russia had Bure and Kamensky. I figure Canada hit a dry spell around 1980 and around 2000 where coaching and mangement became important.
MLB could use handheld instant replay screens...